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BTS Argentina Tickets Price in Work Hours: 10 Cities 2026

The cheapest BTS seat in Lima costs about 36 hours of an average Lima wage, eight times the 4.5 hours a Los Angeles fan works for the cheapest US face-value seat.

  • No. 1: BTS Lima tickets (Estadio San Marcos)
  • 10 places

01Final list

The leading AIs each built their own list of ten independently. Here is one result that is easy to check: every place has a reason, a source, and the list of AIs that included it.

Order: from most to least AI agreement.

A bright badge means this AI put the entry on its list. A dim badge means it did not.

  1. 1

    BTS Lima tickets (Estadio San Marcos)

    Our calculation: the S/483 cheapest seat is about 36 hours of average Lima pay and the S/851 Campo about 63, the most of any stop. Two dates sold out in two hours.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 1 · Gemini: 3 · Nemotron: see list

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 1

      The cheapest seat costs about 36 hours of an average Lima wage, and the two original dates sold out in about two hours.

      Source ↗
    • Geminiplace 3

      Peruvian fans trade 122 hours of work—and over 18 full minimum-wage workdays—for a floor view at Estadio San Marcos.

    • Nemotron

      Named differently in its own list: open the full list.

      see list
    3 AIs put it here
  2. 2

    BTS São Paulo tickets (Morumbis)

    Our calculation: the R$1,250 full-price pista is about 58 hours of average Brazilian pay, or 77% of a monthly minimum wage. A sell-out is not confirmed.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 2 · Gemini: 4 · Nemotron: 3

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 2

      The R$1,250 full-price pista is about 58 hours of an average Brazilian wage, and R$1,250 is more than 77% of the R$1,621 monthly minimum wage.

      Source ↗
    • Geminiplace 4

      A floor pass inside MorumBIS costs 114 hours of average Brazilian wages, representing 17.5 days of legal minimum wage labor.

    • Nemotronplace 3

      Largest Latin American stop; ticket tiers in BRL push minimum-wage days into double digits.

    3 AIs put it here
  3. 3

    BTS Argentina tickets (Estadio Único, La Plata)

    Costs the most minimum-wage work of any stop: the ARS 225,000 cheapest seat is 13–15 days and Campo 20–23 days (our calculation), but only about 20 hours of average pay.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 3 · Gemini: 1 · Nemotron: 6

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 3

      A ARS 225,000 ticket is only 11% of an average registered monthly salary, but about 13 working days at the minimum wage.

      Source ↗
    • Geminiplace 1

      A standard floor ticket demands 152 hours of median labor—nearly an entire month's legal minimum wage of 268,000 pesos—yet all three stadium dates sold out in minutes.

      Source ↗
    • Nemotronplace 6

      Single night; sol-denominated tickets among the steepest in the region relative to local wages.

    3 AIs put it here
  4. More about the top three ↓
  5. 4

    BTS Chile tickets (Estadio Nacional, Santiago)

    Our calculation: the CLP 293,750 cancha costs about 53 hours of average income (75 at the median), but the cheapest seat is only about 4 minimum-wage days. Prices include fees.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 4 · Gemini: 6 · Nemotron: 2

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 4

      The cancha floor costs about 53 hours of an average Chilean income, but only about 12 days at the minimum wage.

      Source ↗
    • Geminiplace 6

      Chile boasts South America's highest minimum wage, lowering the floor ticket barrier to 54 hours of work—less than half the working time required in Buenos Aires.

    • Nemotronplace 2

      Fans flew from Chile to Buenos Aires after attending three shows here — proof of purchasing power despite high local cost.

    3 AIs put it here
  6. 5

    BTS Colombia tickets (El Campín, Bogotá)

    Only minimum-wage days can be calculated: the COP 899,000 VIP lawn is about 11 days and the cheapest seat about 3 (before fees). Both nights sold out.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 5 · Gemini: 2 · Nemotron: 5

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 5

      The VIP lawn (gramilla) costs COP 899,000 before service charges, about 11 days at the minimum wage, and both nights still sold out.

      Source ↗
    • Geminiplace 2

      Buying a floor pass at El Campín requires 144 hours of average Colombian labor, consuming 24 consecutive days of statutory minimum wage earnings.

    • Nemotronplace 5

      High-altitude venue; COP ticket prices demand significant share of monthly minimum wage.

    3 AIs put it here
  7. 6

    BTS Mexico tickets (Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexico City)

    Our calculation: the MXN 1,767 cheapest seat is about 15 hours of formal pay and the MXN 13,330 tier about 113. 145,763 of 145,875 tickets sold.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 6 · Gemini: 5 · Nemotron: 4

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 6

      It was the cheapest Latin American stop in hours, with the lowest tier under 15 hours of formal pay, yet more than 1.1 million people tried to buy.

      Source ↗
    • Geminiplace 5

      Platino floor tickets at Estadio GNP Seguros cost 108 hours of average formal pay, amounting to 36 full days of statutory daily minimum wage.

    • Nemotronplace 4

      Multiple nights added; peso pricing makes floor seats cost weeks of average wages.

    3 AIs put it here
  8. 7

    BTS Korea tickets (Goyang Stadium, Seoul area)

    The lightest burden among the host countries: KRW 198,000 is about 8.5 hours of average Korean pay (our calculation). All 127,218 tickets sold, though the top tier is up 240% on 2018.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 7 · Gemini: 7 · Nemotron: 9

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 7

      The home market had the lowest price burden of the host-country stops: about 8.5 hours of average pay, and still a full sell-out.

      Source ↗
    • Geminiplace 7

      At the band's home base, a standard floor ticket requires 13.8 hours of average work, or roughly 2.7 minimum-wage shifts.

    • Nemotronplace 9

      Home-market pricing in KRW is lowest in hours-of-work terms; fans still camp weeks early.

    3 AIs put it here
  9. 8

    BTS Los Angeles tickets (SoFi Stadium)

    Our calculation: the cheapest $171 US face value is about 4.5 hours of average US pay. The four SoFi nights sold out. The price list is not official.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 8 · Gemini: 10 · Nemotron: 7

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 8

      A 4.5-hour shift buys the cheapest US face-value seat, yet the four nights still sold out.

      Source ↗
    • Geminiplace 10

      An LA fan earns a standard floor ticket in just 8.2 hours of median California work, spending nearly twenty times fewer working hours than a fan in Buenos Aires.

    • Nemotronplace 7

      Dollar pricing high in absolute terms, but average US wage keeps hours-of-work below Latin American stops.

    3 AIs put it here
  10. 9

    BTS London tickets (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)

    Our calculation: the £76.05 cheapest seat is 3.7 hours of median full-time pay and the £477.95 top tier about 23 hours. All 130,133 tickets sold.

    Included it: Claude, Gemini, Nemotron. Did not include: Meta.

    In their lists: Claude: 9 · Gemini: see list · Nemotron: 8

    What each AI noted 3
    • Claudeplace 9

      The £76 cheapest ticket is under four hours of median full-time pay, but the £478 top tier is about a full working day.

      Source ↗
    • Gemini

      Named differently in its own list: open the full list.

      see list
    • Nemotronplace 8

      GBP tickets look expensive, but UK median hourly earnings reduce work-hours burden vs. LatAm.

      Source ↗
    3 AIs put it here
  11. 10

    BTS Singapore tickets (National Stadium)

    Placed last on judgment as a high-income stop, without a calculation: seven tiers cost S$148–S$388, and we found no Singapore wage source. The general onsale showed sold out.

    Included it: Claude. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron.

    In their lists: Claude: 10

    What each AI noted 1
    • Claudeplace 10

      Seven price tiers from S$148 to S$388 did not stop the general onsale from showing as sold out.

      Source ↗
    1 AIs put it here

02More about the top three

The ranking is above. Here is more about the three places at the top: what they are, why they are here, and what is worth knowing.

The three are not measured the same way: Lima uses the cheapest seat, São Paulo the full-price floor ticket, and Argentina the cheapest seat against average pay (minimum-wage days are shown separately).

1BTS Lima tickets (Estadio San Marcos)

No. 1 — BTS Lima tickets (Estadio San Marcos). On the lists of 3 of 4 AIs; median place there: 2. The cheapest seat takes about 36 hours of average Lima pay, the most of any stop, and two dates sold out fast.

Did you know

  • The stadium's west stand was built on top of Huaca Concha, an ancient mound that is part of the Maranga complex. The article says remains under the stand caused cracks and large slumps over the years.

What it is
Ticket prices for BTS at Lima's San Marcos stadium.
Its edge
Highest work-hour cost: about 36 hours for the cheapest seat.
Who should know
Useful for fans comparing how much work a BTS show costs across cities.
  • Work hours per ticket~36 hours of Lima pay
Did you know
  • Work in 1993 exposed ancient walls estimated to be about 1,500 years old. The stadium opened in 1951 for the 400th anniversary of San Marcos University and was Peru's first large-capacity stadium.

History
  • In 2023 Lima's city hall ordered the stadium shut for 60 days, after students and neighbors complained about noise from events. It lifted the order on September 26, less than a month later.

Keep in mind
  • Official seats sold out, then resale prices jumped. The report lists resale from S/ 1,500 to S/ 2,500 during presale, and some October 10 listings above S/ 7,000. The seller advised against resale tickets, which may fail validation at the stadium.

  • Neighbors of the stadium complained about street closures, informal vendors, noise and evacuation routes on show days. Expect crowds and blocked streets around San Marcos.

Where to go further
  • Open the stadium's history page. Look first at how it was planned as Peru's biggest arena and then became part of the university campus. It opened in 1951 with 32,000 seats.

Compare the top three ↓

2BTS São Paulo tickets (Morumbis)

No. 2 — BTS São Paulo tickets (Morumbis). On the lists of 3 of 4 AIs; median place there: 3. A full-price floor ticket takes about 58 hours of average Brazilian pay, which is close to a month's minimum wage.

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Paisagens Urbanas Brasileiras · Attribution · Wikimedia Commons

Did you know

  • Morumbi's record crowd is 146,082. It came at a Corinthians 1–2 Ponte Preta match on 9 October 1977. Its listed capacity today is 66,795, less than half that.

    Source ↗ ✓ confirmed by several AIs
What it is
Ticket prices for BTS at São Paulo's Morumbis stadium.
Its edge
Second-highest cost in work hours, but below Lima's.
Who should know
Useful for Brazilian and visiting fans checking what a floor ticket costs in work time.
  • Work hours per ticket58 hours (floor ticket)

Wikipedia · Wikidata

Why it is here
  • In São Paulo, the Morumbis floor (pista) costs R$1,250 for a full ticket. The cheapest seat, the arquibancada, is R$680. Half-price tickets, where they apply, cost R$625 and R$340. — Billboard Brasil

    Source ↗ ✓ confirmed by several AIs
Did you know
  • Construction began on 15 August 1952 and the stadium opened in 1960. It was only finished in 1970, when its maximum capacity was raised to 140,000.

History
  • In 2010 the Morumbi was dropped from hosting World Cup games because the club could not give the financial guarantees. The stadium was then modernized before 2014.

Compare the top three ↓

3BTS Argentina tickets (Estadio Único, La Plata)

No. 3 — BTS Argentina tickets (Estadio Único, La Plata). On the lists of 3 of 4 AIs; median place there: 3. Tickets take only about 20 hours of average pay, though they cost the most in minimum-wage days.

Did you know

  • In 2011, over 300,000 concert tickets were sold here, which the article says put it fifth worldwide. U2's three dates drew 172,079 people in total.

What it is
Ticket prices for BTS at La Plata's Estadio Único.
Its edge
Lowest cost in average-pay hours of the three, about 20.
Who should know
Useful for fans who want to see how pay level changes the real cost of a ticket.
  • Work hours per ticket~20 hours of average pay
Why it is here
  • Demand was big enough that a third show in La Plata was confirmed, in addition to the first two dates at Estadio Único. — Diario de Cuyo

Did you know
  • The stadium was built by a committee of the province, the city, and two rival clubs, Estudiantes and Gimnasia. Its 1992 foundation had equal numbers of representatives from each club.

History
  • In 2010 the stadium closed to become all-seater and get a roof over every seat. It reopened on February 17, 2011, and the work was done ahead of schedule.

Keep in mind
  • The sales map is only a guide and may change for technical production reasons. Fans worried about seats with restricted view. Authorities also removed fans who camped near the stadium months before the shows.

Where to go further
  • Read the capacity, about 53,000, and the 2020 renaming after Diego Maradona. Then see which big matches it hosts, such as the 2026 Under-20 World Cup final.

Gemini put it first. What they saw in it
  • Gemini: A standard floor ticket demands 152 hours of median labor—nearly an entire month's legal minimum wage of 268,000 pesos—yet all three stadium dates sold out in minutes.

Compare the top three ↓

The top three side by side

BTS Lima tickets (Estadio San Marcos)BTS São Paulo tickets (Morumbis)BTS Argentina tickets (Estadio Único, La Plata)
In the AIs' lists3 / 43 / 43 / 4
Work hours per ticket~36 hours of Lima pay58 hours (floor ticket)~20 hours of average pay
Put first byClaude—Gemini

Places with the same number of AIs are ordered by their average place in the AIs' own lists.

03Worth knowing

What the AIs noticed while building the list.

The cheapest Lima ticket is about 21% of an average Lima monthly income and Campo about 36%. In Seoul the cheapest ticket is about 5% of the average monthly wage.

Noticed by:
Included it: Claude. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron.
Source ↗

Dollar prices hide the gap. Argentina's cheapest seat (about USD 162) costs 13–15 minimum-wage days, while Bogotá's costs about 3.

Noticed by:
Included it: Claude. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron.
Source ↗

Goyang's top ticket rose 20% on 2022 and about 240% on 2018, yet the shows sold out completely, with resale up to 40 times face value.

Noticed by:
Included it: Claude. Did not include: Meta, Gemini, Nemotron.
Source ↗

Several wage figures overstate the typical wage: Argentina's RIPTE covers registered employees, Mexico's IMSS covers formal jobs and Peru's figure covers Lima only. In several host countries over 40% of workers are informal, so the real burden is heavier.

Noticed by:
Included it: Claude, Gemini. Did not include: Meta, Nemotron.
Source ↗

The '152 hours' quoted for a Buenos Aires floor ticket rests on an outdated ARS 268,456 minimum wage and ARS 2,800 an hour. At the RIPTE average of about ARS 1.98M a month, even the ARS 425,000 top tier is about 37 hours.

Noticed by:
Included it: Claude, Gemini. Did not include: Meta, Nemotron.
Source ↗

04Questions people ask

What is the ticket price for a BTS concert?

It depends on the stop. The cheapest seats run from about USD 82–162 in Latin America (ARS 225,000 in Argentina, about COP 300,000 in Colombia) to $171–$377 at US shows and £76–£478 in London.

Source ↗
What is the price of BTS concert tickets in Korea?

At Goyang, KRW 198,000 (General S), KRW 220,000 (General R) and KRW 264,000 (soundcheck seat), VAT included.

Source ↗
What is the BTS Argentina ticket price?

Before fees, ARS 225,000 (cabeceras) to ARS 425,000, with Campo at ARS 350,000. With the 15% fee, prices run from ARS 258,750 to ARS 488,750.

Source ↗
Why do BTS ticket prices differ between sources?

Fees are treated differently. Argentina and Brazil are often quoted before fees, while Chile and Mexico are quoted with fees, so Argentina's ARS 225,000 seat becomes ARS 258,750 with the fee.

Source ↗

05How we counted

In plain words, no formulas.

1The question

Top 10 Stops on BTS's 2026 Arirang Tour Where a Ticket Costs the Most Hours of Work

2Why this topic

The reader sees how much working time the same BTS ticket costs from city to city. Price lists and wage tables are published separately, and nobody has divided one by the other.

3Where it applies

Global: Arirang tour cities, with Latin American stops (Buenos Aires, Santiago, Bogotá, Lima, São Paulo, Mexico City) set against high-income stops such as Los Angeles, London and Seoul

4What we looked at

  • Face-value price of the cheapest ticket and of a standard floor ticket, in local currency, before fees
  • Hours of work needed to pay for that ticket at the local average wage, and days of work at the legal minimum wage
  • Whether the shows sold out despite the cost, as a sign of demand
  • Bloomberg Línea (Latin American price table) — Cheapest and floor prices for Argentina, Peru and Chile, with a note on whether fees are included
  • Diario de Cuyo / AllAccess — Final La Plata prices per sector, with and without the 15% fee
  • Gazeta SP — São Paulo full-price and half-price tickets by sector, and service fees
  • UnoTV / OCESA — Mexico City price tiers from MXN 1,767 to 17,782, fees included
  • Korea Herald — Goyang ticket prices and the change since 2018 and 2022

5Who ranked

The leading AIs, each building its own list of ten independently and naming a source for every place: Claude, Meta, Gemini, Nemotron.

6How the places were set

The same entry written differently by different AIs was counted as one. The more AIs put an entry on their list, and the higher they put it, the higher its place. "AI agreement" shows how many of the AIs had it on their own list. Sources are only those the AIs found themselves; nothing was added by hand.

06Each AI's own list

🇺🇸 Claude10 places · 4 notes

The same question, answered by Claude alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

  1. 1
    Lima, Peru (Estadio San Marcos, Oct 2026)

    The cheapest seat costs about 36 hours of an average Lima wage, and the two original dates sold out in about two hours.

    Source ↗
  2. 2
    São Paulo, Brazil (Morumbis, Oct 28–31, 2026)

    The R$1,250 full-price pista is about 58 hours of an average Brazilian wage, and R$1,250 is more than 77% of the R$1,621 monthly minimum wage.

    Source ↗
  3. 3
    Buenos Aires / La Plata, Argentina (Estadio Único, Oct 21, 23, 24, 2026)

    A ARS 225,000 ticket is only 11% of an average registered monthly salary, but about 13 working days at the minimum wage.

    Source ↗
  4. 4
    Santiago, Chile (Estadio Nacional, Oct 14, 16, 17, 2026)

    The cancha floor costs about 53 hours of an average Chilean income, but only about 12 days at the minimum wage.

    Source ↗
  5. 5
    Bogotá, Colombia (Estadio El Campín, Oct 2–3, 2026)

    The VIP lawn (gramilla) costs COP 899,000 before service charges, about 11 days at the minimum wage, and both nights still sold out.

    Source ↗
  6. 6
    Mexico City, Mexico (Estadio GNP Seguros, May 7, 9, 10, 2026)

    It was the cheapest Latin American stop in hours, with the lowest tier under 15 hours of formal pay, yet more than 1.1 million people tried to buy.

    Source ↗
  7. 7
    Seoul area — Goyang, South Korea (Goyang Stadium, April 2026)

    The home market had the lowest price burden of the host-country stops: about 8.5 hours of average pay, and still a full sell-out.

    Source ↗
  8. 8
    Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium, Sept 1, 2, 5, 6, 2026)

    A 4.5-hour shift buys the cheapest US face-value seat, yet the four nights still sold out.

    Source ↗
  9. 9
    London (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, July 6–7, 2026)

    The £76 cheapest ticket is under four hours of median full-time pay, but the £478 top tier is about a full working day.

    Source ↗
  10. 10
    Singapore (National Stadium, Dec 17–22, 2026)

    Seven price tiers from S$148 to S$388 did not stop the general onsale from showing as sold out.

    Source ↗

What Claude noticed

The cheapest Lima ticket (S/483) is about 21% of an average Lima monthly income and Campo (S/851) about 36%. In Seoul the cheapest ticket is about 5% of the average monthly wage.

Dollar prices hide the gap. Argentina's cheapest ticket (about USD 162 per Vistazo) was the most expensive in minimum-wage days among the Latin stops I could compute, about 13 days, while Bogotá's cheapest is about 3 days.

The Goyang top ticket rose 20% on 2022 and about 240% on 2018, yet it sold out completely. Resale reached up to 40 times face value.

Demand outran price everywhere. Lima sold two dates in about two hours, Chile and Argentina each added a date, and Mexico City drew more than 1.1 million buyers.

🇺🇸 Gemini10 places · 1 notes

The same question, answered by Gemini alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

  1. 1
    Buenos Aires, Argentina (2026)

    A standard floor ticket demands 152 hours of median labor—nearly an entire month's legal minimum wage of 268,000 pesos—yet all three stadium dates sold out in minutes.

    Source ↗
  2. 2
    Bogotá, Colombia (2026)

    Buying a floor pass at El Campín requires 144 hours of average Colombian labor, consuming 24 consecutive days of statutory minimum wage earnings.

  3. 3
    Lima, Peru (2026)

    Peruvian fans trade 122 hours of work—and over 18 full minimum-wage workdays—for a floor view at Estadio San Marcos.

  4. 4
    São Paulo, Brazil (2026)

    A floor pass inside MorumBIS costs 114 hours of average Brazilian wages, representing 17.5 days of legal minimum wage labor.

  5. 5
    Mexico City, Mexico (2026)

    Platino floor tickets at Estadio GNP Seguros cost 108 hours of average formal pay, amounting to 36 full days of statutory daily minimum wage.

  6. 6
    Santiago, Chile (2026)

    Chile boasts South America's highest minimum wage, lowering the floor ticket barrier to 54 hours of work—less than half the working time required in Buenos Aires.

  7. 7
    Seoul, South Korea (2026)

    At the band's home base, a standard floor ticket requires 13.8 hours of average work, or roughly 2.7 minimum-wage shifts.

  8. 8
    Tokyo, Japan (2026)

    A premium arena seat at Tokyo Dome takes 12.5 hours of average Japanese labor—just 2.9 working days at Tokyo's hourly minimum wage.

  9. 9
    London, United Kingdom (2026)

    A Wembley pitch-standing ticket costs 9.1 hours of median British wages, easily paid off with less than two 8-hour shifts at the National Living Wage.

  10. 10
    Los Angeles, United States (2026)

    An LA fan earns a standard floor ticket in just 8.2 hours of median California work, spending nearly twenty times fewer working hours than a fan in Buenos Aires.

What Gemini noticed

The purchasing power disparity between tour stops is staggering: an Argentine attendee must sacrifice over 150 hours of average labor for a standard floor ticket compared to just 8.2 hours for a concertgoer in Los Angeles.

🇺🇸 Nemotron9 places · 2 notes

The same question, answered by Nemotron alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

  1. 1
    Buenos Aires, Argentina (River Plate Stadium)

    Cheapest ticket ≈ ARS 225,000; floor ticket ≈ ARS 425,000 — highest nominal price in tour history, yet all three nights sold out.

  2. 2
    Santiago, Chile (Estadio Nacional)

    Fans flew from Chile to Buenos Aires after attending three shows here — proof of purchasing power despite high local cost.

  3. 3
    São Paulo, Brazil (Estádio do Morumbi)

    Largest Latin American stop; ticket tiers in BRL push minimum-wage days into double digits.

  4. 4
    Mexico City, Mexico (Foro Sol)

    Multiple nights added; peso pricing makes floor seats cost weeks of average wages.

  5. 5
    Bogotá, Colombia (Estadio El Campín)

    High-altitude venue; COP ticket prices demand significant share of monthly minimum wage.

  6. 6
    Lima, Peru (Estadio Nacional)

    Single night; sol-denominated tickets among the steepest in the region relative to local wages.

  7. 7
    Los Angeles, USA (SoFi Stadium)

    Dollar pricing high in absolute terms, but average US wage keeps hours-of-work below Latin American stops.

  8. 8
    London, UK (Wembley Stadium)

    GBP tickets look expensive, but UK median hourly earnings reduce work-hours burden vs. LatAm.

    Source ↗
  9. 9
    Seoul, South Korea (Olympic Stadium)

    Home-market pricing in KRW is lowest in hours-of-work terms; fans still camp weeks early.

What Nemotron noticed

Latin American stops dominate the top 6 because local wages (average & minimum) are far lower than in US/UK/KR, turning "cheap" dollar prices into weeks of work.

Billboard Boxscore data (via Forbes Argentina) confirms every Arirang Tour stop sold out, proving high hours-of-work cost does not deter attendance.